Chinese elm
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lordy
Omono
what kind of temperatures do you see during your winter? Sorry but I never get used to calling winter what I have always known as summer.
And, for what it's worth, I have never seen bricks like that before, with the spots. Very interesting!
And, for what it's worth, I have never seen bricks like that before, with the spots. Very interesting!
Winter over here, we sometimes get below 0c and the usual high of around 15-16c.
bonsai barry
Omono
Simplest solution is to move to the Northern Hemisphere during Jun-Aug.
Jaberwky17
Shohin
Brick
The bricks are made with a kind of iron sprinkled within the clay or in a light glaze applied to the brick before firing. When the bricks are fired in the kiln, pieces that are exposed to the outside "burn" or react to the heat and create the dark flecks and pits. It's common to have a light cream or buff brick color which shows off the flecks well.
The bricks are made with a kind of iron sprinkled within the clay or in a light glaze applied to the brick before firing. When the bricks are fired in the kiln, pieces that are exposed to the outside "burn" or react to the heat and create the dark flecks and pits. It's common to have a light cream or buff brick color which shows off the flecks well.
berobinson82
Omono
the hell are those small potatoes on the plant to the left?
edprocoat
Masterpiece
My Chinese Elms push new growth each winter, of course I take 'em to Florida with me.... 
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bloodysafety
Seedling
bloodysafety
Seedling
Maybe proximity to the brick(heatsink)is creating a micorclimate just warmenough to break dormancy
